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Manchester Fire Receives Equipment Grant

Posted on January 22, 2025 by msonewsp |

MANCHESTERBYTHESEA – Chief of Department James McNeilly hah announced that the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, along with the Department of Fire Services (DFS), has awarded the Manchester Fire Department $15,499.10 in funding for State Fiscal Year 2025…

(Audio) From the State House with MA State Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr – Bills, Bills, and More Bills – Oh, Yeah…Rules, Too

Posted on January 22, 2025 by msonewsp |

BOSTON – This month the Massachusetts House and Seate combined filed more than 6600 bills for consideration in 2025. State Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr explains the process; promotes several of his own; talks about rules; and reviews the new…

Wednesday, January 22: Man Dies after Being Found Unconscious on Ipswich Street…Trump Sued by American Civil Liberties Unions

Posted on January 22, 2025 by msonewsp |

Weather – sunny…low 20s Community Announcements – Photos – Sports (Below) Town of Wenham Hamilton Wenham Elementary School Project Community Forum Jan. 22nd – The Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District invites all community members to a special forum on Wednesday, January…

Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) – Seeking Shelter from the Cold?

Posted on January 21, 2025 by msonewsp |

Communities may open warming centers in response to the well below-normal temperatures expected through tomorrow. Residents are encouraged to contact their local emergency management office or call 2-1-1 to find the locations of any warming centers that may be open…

The Open Door – Gloucester Food Pantry Menu for the Week

Posted on January 21, 2025 by msonewsp |

City of Gloucester – The Open Door The menu is here! Join us in-person or take home meals to-go Hot meals are served weekdays from 4:30-5:30 p.m. at our Gloucester Food Pantry. Check out the line up of delicious meals…

(Audio) From the Mayor’s Office: Catching up with Lynn Mayor Jared Nicholson – State of the City Address Tonight

Posted on January 21, 2025 by msonewsp |

LYNN – Listen in as Lynn Mayor Jared Nicholson updates us with winter warming stations information; takes a look back at city progress made in 2024; describes relationship of city with state and federal governments; and mentions a challenge or…

Tuesday, January 21: Gloucester, Newburyport Mayors Give City Updates…Crew Saved from Sinking Fishing Vessel

Posted on January 21, 2025 by msonewsp |

Weather – sun and clouds…low 20s Community Announcements – Photos – Sports (Below) Hamilton Police Dept The Winter Parking Ban for Snow Removal has been lifted as of Noon, January 20, 2025. Stay warm over the next few days…

Salem: Stop-Arm Cameras Reveal Traffic Violation Hot Spots in City

Posted on January 20, 2025 by msonewsp |

Route 1A near Loring Avenue and Lafayette Street, Boston Street among top hot spots m Bus Patrol, which provides stop-arm cameras and safety solutions to school buses, revealed the locations in the City of Salem plagued by the most traffic…

Friday, January 17: Peabody Schools to Award Retroactive Diplomas…Gloucester Continues to Grapple with 3A

Posted on January 17, 2025 by msonewsp |

Weather – Sunny…mid 30s Community Announcements – Photos – Sports (Below) City of Lynn – My Brother’s Table 2024 Meal Count Totaled 1,026,958! It’s more than just a million plates filled with food—it’s 1 million moments of compassion, connection,…

DA Tucker Lauds Passage of Coercive Control Statute at Community Forum

Posted on January 16, 2025 by msonewsp |

BEVERLY– Essex County District Attorney Paul F. Tucker was a keynote speaker at a Community Conversation forum held at The Cabot theater on Wednesday, January 15 focusing on the addition of coercive control to the state’s domestic violence statute. Coercive…